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World Radio 2.0

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World Radio is an Internet radio player application that runs in the menubar and provides access to over 7,000 radio stations from around the world. Stations can be searched by title, genre and geographical location. Song information can be displayed as a "Growl messages" (requires Growl) or as text in the menubar.

It's easy to add your own stations and share them with other World Radio users.

What's New

Version 2.0:

Minor bug fixes

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.

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Timelawd commented on 21 Dec 2011

I use Radioline (available on App Store for 3,99 €).

[Version 1.8]

+59

Mac5 commented on 17 Sep 2011

I use Radium, and find it to be excellent. I would however like to see countries listed in the menu to make it a little easier searching for a suitable radio stations Having a search box is ok, but listing countries that are available to tune into would be nice.

[Version 1.7]

+114

Lee123 commented on 21 Mar 2011

I am looking for a new radio app and I would buy this one Except. There is no way to try it out first? I tried the beta and found it less pleasing than Radium. Now that there has been new development I would like to give it another go and maybe purchase. Nope not the case. I have no way to try the app and I am certainly not going to plunk down money on something that I have not tried for myself.
I do not care what all the reviews in the world say, unless I use it for myself it is not good.

[Version 1.1]

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Catpig Studios Inc. replied on 28 Mar 2011

Is there anything missing from Radium that you would like us to add?

+114

Lee123 replied on 28 Mar 2011

Well since it has been a couple of months and I can not remember why I decided to stick with Radium and since there is no trial app there is no way to find out if your app would work better for me now. This apparently is the trend these days though so no hard feelings towards your app in particular. It is nice to see a responsive developer though.

+114

Lee123 replied on 01 Apr 2011

Hey Cool, Went to the web site some days later and there is a trial version. Downloading it now to see if it plays my favorite station without the stutter that happens with my other radio player. Thanks for the demo.

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BigJohnson replied on 12 Jan 2012

Lee123, are you aware that you may not need another app to play your favorite station?
Once you get the station's URL, you can probably add it to your preferred music player, be it Winamp (on PC) or iTunes (on Mac).

I used to use SnowTape to listen to radio stations on my Mac, but I added the stations to iTunes and use it now.

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